Neighborhood Church-Yonge Corridore - residents come from a myriad of different backgrounds, and span the entire spectrum of the socio-economic scale. There is a large number of rental accommodations in this neighbourhood. This reflects the mobility of the population, which is comprised mostly of singles and couples. Ryerson University is helping to reshape Toronto’s downtown east core having recently purchased landmark buildings to expand their campus. One of these acquisitions is the former Maple Leaf Gardens which has been renamed Mattamy Athletic Centre and now serves as the home of the Ryerson University Sports and Recreation Centre.

New condo developments are springing up all over the Church-Yonge Corridor which is gradually changing the character of this downtown neighbourhood from urban grit to City chic.

 

Area Amenities Residents have a wide variety of shopping opportunities available to them. This mix includes high-end fashion stores on Bloor Street, trendy shops and restaurants on Church Street, and day-to-day retail shopping on Wellesley, Gerrard, Sherbourne and Charles Streets. The major shopping centre in this part of the city is the Eaton Centre, which is Toronto’s largest indoor shopping mall, with over three hundred stores. The recently minted Downtown Yonge shopping destination includes over 600 retail stores, 150 bars and restaurants, 8 hotels, 4 theatres and Yonge-Dundas Square which is Toronto’s version of Times Square and features year round concerts, events and community celebrations.

 

Building Tiffany Terrace is recognized for having a very friendly, helpful, and prompt offsite building manager. Often overlooked, a conscientious superintendent who has answers to all issues and concerns can greatly improve the quality of condo living. Pets allowed: Sometimes a hard find among downtown Toronto condos, Spacious balconies: One of the real standout features of Tiffany Terrace is the size of the private balconies in each suite. With elevators and concrete walls, condos can sometimes feel detached from the outside world, but the spacious balconies at Tiffany Terrace allow residents an outdoor experience with striking views of the city, all from the comfort of home

Schools Jesse Ketchum Jr and Sr Public • Jarvis Collegiate Institute • Collège français secondaire • Rosedale Heights School of the Arts • Lord Lansdowne Junior Public • Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic • St. Joseph's College • St. Michael's Choir • Blyth Academy • Rosedale Day School 

   

Transit Steps from the Yonge & Bloor subway station will allow commuters to freely travel throughout the city. Bus services on Wellesley and Carlton Streets connect to the Sherbourne station on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line. The Sherbourne Street bus connects to the Sherbourne station on the Bloor-Danforth subway line. There is also an express bus that runs on Jarvis Street during rush hour only. Motorists are approximately ten minutes from Lake Shore Boulevard and the Gardiner Expressway, DVP.